I was seen by Dr. Trondson. He was wonderful. He extracted my tooth, stepped back from the chair…read moreand said he was finished. I actually looked at him and said " you're kidding?" It was truly painless. I'm a big baby when it comes to the dentist. So far I'm doing good. Thanks Doc!

I would highly recommend Dr may he and all of his staff were very friendly and polite and treated…read moreme with respect and everything was very clean and up to date Dr may is very caring and good he makes sure your feel relaxed and confortable I had 12 teeth pulled and am very pleased with the service and would recommend them to anyone

Oral surgeon Dr. Laura Gart is the most personable and kind oral surgeon. The office staff and her…read moreassistants are all just as amazing. I drove from knoxville tn to Athens tn just to make sure she is who cared for me. As someone with very very bad needle phobia and anxiety around anything medical...do yourself a favor and get her to work on you because she will actually care about you as a person not just getting you in and out of her chair. She followed up with me not even a few hours later just to make sure I'm ok. Love her and her staff to the moon. You won't find a more caring Dr.

From the owner: For decades, Southeast Oral Surgery & Implant Center has been providing the highest level of oral…read moreand maxillofacial surgery to East Tennessee. We are proud to service Knoxville, Maryville, Seymour, Powell and the surrounding communities. Here at Southeast Oral Surgery our board certified surgeons consistently remain ahead of the curve as they use the latest technology to ensure optimal results while continuing their education as dentistry evolves. At our practice, you'll find that smiles are contagious, and we look forward to helping you get your smile back!

I've had a total of two surgeries now - first, all four wisdom teeth came out, then I had a top,…read moreback molar removed almost a year later. I've had no pain from the extractions. I've really been amazed by this. I was so afraid to have the wisdom teeth pulled that I put it off for 10 years! I should have done it a long time ago. Dr. Widloski is extremely skilled at oral surgery. I opted for the general anesthesia, so I was asleep throughout the procedure, but I have to assume he was being very gentle and taking his time. I just love this guy. Thank you, Doctor. My regular dentist offered to pull this molar using "sedation dentistry" (a pill) at a cost of over $1000 ($400 of that for a single pill that probably cost them $5.) Dr. Widloski used general anesthesia (IV) for around $500 total, which would have been much less had I opted for a milder anesthesia. Dr. Widloski is one of the only oral surgeons in town who is also a certified anesthesiologist, so he can give you a deeper sleep than the twilight sedation used by the other oral surgeons. Due to a medication I'm on, I'm not able to take regular opiate meds like Lorcet. The only pain medicine I can take is Tramadol, a synthetic opiate. The doctor did give me Tramadol, even though they normally don't prescribe it. As it turns out, I didn't need it anyway, but it was nice to have it on hand. When I attempted to get Tramadol for my mother from Dr. Bacon's office a few months ago, they simply refused because "they don't prescribe that medication". I guess they'd rather give you a strong, addictive pill like Lorcet than something much milder with far less potential for abuse. As long as the doctor is comfortable, that's all that matters, right? I was glad Dr. Widloski was able to help me out with that. I know most patients wouldn't want Tramadol, but it works really well for my mom without making her drowsy the way regular opiates do. I really think any doctor who treats pain should consider all options, not just the ones they are used to. This isn't specific to Dr. Widlowski, but I'd like to all surgeons update their rules for fasting before surgery. "Nothing by mouth after midnight" is the tradition, but it's not based on modern science. The American Society of Anesthesiologist's guidelines recommend a minimum fasting period of six hours for food and two hours for liquids. According to research, you are actually less likely to aspirate if you've had some liquid a couple of hours before surgery. In conclusion, I recommend Dr. Widloski very highly. I've been really happy with his services.

I made an appointment with a doctor that was supposed to be a specialist in his field, I went to…read morehim specifically for that reason. Making the appointment was easy enough, the staff was courteous when handling my paperwork and explaining what I'd get charged for. Then I met the doctor. In the barely five minutes that he talked to me I told him why I was there, what had worked for me before and tried my best to describe the level of pain I dealt with constantly and that the medication he was trying to get me to take wouldn't work for me. He didn't listen to a single word I said, I had to tell him repeatedly why I couldn't take the medication, he wasn't even sure it would work on top of that. When I got upset that he wasn't listening to my concerns and expressed my desire to get better care from him, he told me that he couldn't work with me and that I needed to leave his office because I didn't "believe" in him. I managed to walk out and talked to one of the employees asking if there was anyone I could talk to about the doctors outright rude behavior and treatment towards me. There wasn't. I had to phone a friend to help calm me down I was so mad, I coudln't believe that I'd been kicked out of a doctors office for simply expressing a doubt about the procedure. The doctor didn't even try to explain, or work with me at all! He just threw me out, saying how we couldn't have a relationship because I didn't believe in his treatment. I've never met a more arrogant, condescending person who calls themselves a professional. I'm contesting the charge for the "treatment" I received while there, it wasn't even worth 10 cents.

Had a tooth extracted and a partial put in. The doctor lied…read moretwice about calling in 4-5 pain tablets. Shoved a partial in that does not fit and is not the partial I viewed to order. Numbing medicine began to wear off, took two Tylenol which did not effect the pain. Two calls made for after hour doctors on call. One at 7:11 and 9:20. Both calls were received and ignored according to their answering service. So I spent the evening in the emergency room with excessive bleeding, severe pain and a partial that does not fit and is causing more bleeding and pain. Aspen Dental should not have a license to operate. This is a dishonest business who cares nothing for the public except to give you the poorest quality of work, take your money and shove you out the door. Take the warning and avoid Aspen Dental.

The pain that they put me through the continued issue with my new upper denture that I cannot.Wear,…read moreI cannot eat.I am so disappointed.They are below a one star.

What you don't realize when entering Brock dentistry is that you're actually entering the Brock…read moreGallery of fine photography. You could go to another dentist and stair aimlessly at some picture of the perfect family of four with perfect white teeth hanging on the wall in front of the awkward chair your in, but why? Why not stair at beautiful photos of nature captured in the most perfect lighting? Why not get lost in the subtle nuances found the perfectly captured moments hanging on the wall and let the images whisk you away while sometimes as many as two people stick their fingers in your mouth. This is not just dentistry dear friends, it's a work a place of fine art.

From the owner: McMinn Dental Center’s aim is to build trust for generations by providing Athens families with…read morecomprehensive, relationship-centered dental care that transforms experiences through innovation, integrity, and personalized attention. We are accepting new patients and emergencies by appointment, so please call us today!